axiom-audit-swiftui-nav

A SwiftUI navigation architecture audit detects deep linking failures, state restoration bugs, and architectural anti-patterns by evaluating NavigationStack containers, path bindings, and destination registration. It provides a health score to prioritize refactoring efforts for robust iOS routing.

Common SwiftUI navigation anti-patterns include missing path bindings, deprecated navigation APIs, and state restoration gaps across NavigationStack and NavigationSplitView. Scanning for these pitfalls identifies architectural flaws causing state loss and poor user experiences during routing.

To audit SwiftUI NavigationSplitView architecture, analyze navigation containers, path usage, and destination registration across the codebase. This detects deep linking failures and architectural anti-patterns, validating navigation completeness against industry standards for robust iOS and macOS routing.

Yes, the navigation audit evaluates NavigationStack, NavigationSplitView, and TabView structures to validate navigation completeness against industry standards for robust iOS and macOS application routing. It works with both iOS and macOS SwiftUI applications to detect deep linking failures.

To map SwiftUI navigation flow, automatically map NavigationStack, NavigationSplitView, and TabView structures to visualize routing. This architecture mapping detects anti-patterns like missing path bindings and validates destination registration to identify state restoration bugs and deep linking failures.

SwiftUI state restoration fails due to architectural anti-patterns like missing path bindings or state restoration gaps in NavigationStack. An audit evaluates path usage and destination registration to detect these flaws, providing a health score to prioritize refactoring efforts.